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Might as well just copy-paste Neviim Achronim into an answer.
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Double AA♦Jan 15 '13 at 19:56

@DoubleAA, certainly there are many. But can you (or anyone else) name some good, contextually independent, (possibly famous) quotes that can be highlighted?
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Seth JJan 15 '13 at 20:02

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Not constructive? Seems like a polling q.
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HodofHodJan 15 '13 at 21:04

@HodofHod, I'm not asking for everyone's favorite. I'm looking for a few that might shed light on what the Neviim thought justice was (not the 'Amos quote), or the importance of it (like when HaShem is pleased with Shlomo for his request to be endowed with wisdom to be a good judge instead of wealth, and rewards him with both).
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Seth JJan 15 '13 at 21:10

So the Amos one is not what you're looking for? Sorry! I must have misunderstood the question. Is the Isaiah one closer to what you're looking for? There are a few other similar places in Nevi'im: the tropes of helping the widow and orphan and of abandoning evil deeds are pretty common. One of the main themes of classical prophecy, according to biblical scholars, is that G!d's covenant contains both ritual and ethical obligations ("ritual is meaningless without social justice"), and that gets expressed pretty clearly throughout. I can write another answer about that if you'd prefer.
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Noam SiennaJan 15 '13 at 22:01

There are many many more, but those are the ones that spring to mind. And they are certainly famous, or at least well known. The Amos one in particular - it is quoted in MLK's "I Have A Dream" speech, and it is engraved on the wall of the Civil Rights Memorial in Montgomery, and the MLK National Memorial in Washington, DC.